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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
The Steamer Explorer.

o. Ihzrsdzy ev=uilE, LL= StszEeE Il
g-1rz-, o. III t51s register arrived hers from
Samoa, having left Apiz- Dec %. ana u
tEI-z On tEe 4E1- The Explorer L OEEsd N
Lo-11u 67 Lsssrs. J. L Ar1ui=I Z Co. and
= Es5C b. that EEu II Iss large ECzE0 opera
tIJ-s II the Pacific. Mr. J. Z. Arundel one
Of the ozEzrs- reached here By the lea
Lz1C1z. and vii 20 TO his destination N the
ELpI1-zr- he Explorer I'll receive sous
E-zcH 1sec=d repairs nsfo-s going 90 sea
Scs VII be TAKEN On the railway.
Mr.. Ellis VINO represents the firm II tEs
Sozth Seas =zs 2 pas=s1G=r 5T rcs ELplorer
20 this port and reports everything quiet az
>s-oz- ECIcc L probably DE 10 the absence
q TIE three principal CODsE-s-Un ltzc
STATES E-gtz1d AID Germany. the TO fox
E-zr Dc=srs- EOzeTer- have e@c1 sIcs-CoE-
z1l u the IsIzzGs-
he HzEzIieu EovOy had not been heard
Of ~ Apls- EEs1 the Explorer -zIie1- III.
EaLL= reports the place IL p fairy E0CrIsLI-g
condition -Ellzr Kin Lzleet0E. EI1 l. Ia
favor 5Itc ti1= United State ara England.
IzL-zsssI. the deposec EI1C fO- TIE prssslt.
l. understood % favor Germany. EszlEhil=
one party = EssuIug an sgs q the o-heE.
REIn1rs % Eo=tIIities ere sf7zt every noz
and then bet L : generally fLO1ghs thsy
I'll 1Gr sLCzEE 70 z zgEt- Perhaps Min
IstsE Bz=b vIli be abe 20 bridge re dIfEc1l-
ties On LIZ ARRIVAL tEsre- ana make these
tEo r19zzrrEs tl= best 0f friends- and again
they rEIgLr make u 2 little yarn for His
EXeslieucy-
gzIse bEI=k szacE nzz spE1uZ Up bet=eel
Ssna1a and Nez Zealand. tae latter having
placed steamer u the route between Aga
ard Auckland TEe North German LIOydz
also have : E-esues plying between Apiz and
Sy11eE, colusctIEg az the latter place =Ith
their through steamers for BEemeu-sil Of
which tends To nzke business lively IL
Samoa On tEs passage up the Explorer
spoke the Nzriposs, bond for Auckland,
Dec. 6tE- n izds1d= II deg Bin. :. and lOls-
CitE6e I7J deg ~ and rscsIysd letteEs and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Gzzettss Hi1o Letter

E1E-uz S4Zz--E=- Czrl=s-zs passed Gl-5=t-
y II HI11- In The t1c=cgo1 there Ees z
Avn tEE1Ls -1-r1z-=-a Z tie CoC-r Hose
gard Ek=z. =TeEy-E11g US gZzI=--
o. S111zF =TsCz--- tie zfsE- there VS. Z
>CE1ay sccLC0l -gZcerr II the Eo-slzE
CL-rcE- L vas one Z the bczzztes. z5e1rs
g TIE L-d ever gotten p II HIL1. TIE
z1oc- -Ez S-1.ess q ths cg1eerr VS. large
y DE -g TIE drilling ard uzCzGzZEEt q
Misses o. 2 HE-Ec6ek and z VI. Ricz-
zr-=5L
he b-z Sz-z1z- C1pt- Va Wzt=oz- az
RIVED o. rE= I.s1 1sG- SIC las ken
1lsrrzrec 70 tazz the 2. &c " EEz Euzs
Cla-CIzz E1sIL the Esz vsszzI fcr tEz Inc
KS been a1II--
TIE zzE election E=cz % I'll TIE seat q
Hon kzEl-E1ss- Ez-nezhe- fr7C- HIEo. which
t17z Place q tL= 5.sb- rEsEIt=d n the cleo
tan OF Alr- Ezl-LIs- government czu4I1zs=-
t5JT5-lEsCs Ot1csrs made . raid o. tie
C1-1zse quarters q zppe- WzisEEz rEz
1-SlE o EEe -ssE- Il search q op[EE- Not
finding any q tE= coZtrzbz1d article II tbs
hose I1FeGed- thsE vent to the premises
were t6z EosE q tie gang sIECE lie gang
evidently fsauzz the discovery q ooi1u
sD01z -E=Ir EErz1er- made break foE TIE
cane Eei1 % escape arrest. EEzrs upou the
Ts11zzE oc-1Ers- ALERT trey were armed With
pistols ard EzEz- EEscE they lad h-eu s-iug
q % Irllcz11s1e tLz CbinzE=1- rztrss ted 70
: SAFE clstz1ce- D1s q tEeIr Eznber vas
sent 5aeE 70 town pcss haste fog reinforce
Zs1zs- In the EeznrIrEe the Cbiusu=u
thinking tEs affair =es ovsr rsE1rued 20 Eheir
D11kz EEz1f0EcEneEts arriving. The en-
s1sbl=s EItE the FsioEoGs 4 Baker ~ tEeir
EEz1- surrounded The EoCze and waited fn-
daylight, WIEN they began Al attack Eunn
the kn1sE With sticks and stg1es- seFerEiF
Eol1dinE 2 number Il til Ckinzzez- zho
gave n 70 Superior nz1beEz- Ike Cox
sszbles had single Ezrrznr q arrest fo-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Ga1ette's KohaIa Letter,

kOALA. December g, 1856.
CEr1sluGs passed OF very quietly here IN
kCE2l1- To De sure there was the usual
C-Uce- CT Cr11ks reelLuE about the road,
and the saloon seemed TO be literally patron
Izs5- Services Es-s held II shs Episcopal
Church. and were enIJysd By many, the
singing being an attraction In the after
noon polo match EsS piEyzd By the boys"
On SCEtsy the praise services vas celebrated
n koEzIs Union CcCrc1- loo uEch praise
cannot Be given the ladies Who 50 kindly
assisted The singing Ess very Eus- and the
selections beautiful. all being from the
classic eoupoSers- l Ee2r that It / the plr-
pose Of these ladies' TO continue II their
practice, and that Al anthem, Lrio, etc, viii
be sung every Sunday morning
IEs EOGC Supervisor maintains that he
has received 10 money for Toad repairing.
As yCC II Honolulu find 3 GIfzcuIET IN
getting anything done for your ruads. II Is
quite possible that We may wait many 3
month before our DC6-hOIes vii receive any
attention
! horse hItcLed to 9 brake belonging ID
Ar. 4 Wallace, became frightened, and
breaking loose, tore down the street az .
good rate for 9 kobzla pony. Fortunately
tEzrE vas 10 one hurt, the trap being
empty.
Rev AIr. SzgsnE, Of Hausk1a, has been
spending 2 few days II k0hsIs-
Ms Cstt-S Ee1Lc1 GL4 AlSs LEWIS are
here; also, Mrs. I. May, OF HOcolal1.
I VII u=utI01 that = native nan. = per
uznsat resident hare, vas stopped at MANU-
kl1s last week for his tar. IS he vas about
10 take passage On the KHAN flr 4 brisf
visit TO H010IuIu, and the payusl.fOf the
tzT, Plus 81 -, vas insisted OF BsfOrs he
vas allowed 70 d=part= although Il told the
constable Who stepped him Inf his tai
void De paid hErs By his eupEysr. IGSt as
It had been II tiu-=s past |h@fzFe- tie col
L=ct1- sECzLi call
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Arrival OF TIE New SteaRe J. :.
s Crnnirs-

his E-s -1-tL= steamer = the LIST addition
20 the s5eD cnestEZ feet q the Islands,
and : EEs szbszH ctIzlIy bCILt steamer OF
100 tu-s bcrlhe-. - feet overall. q feet
beam and feet inches depth OF hold. She
has CpCpoCC6 EcECss Of Is horse 7Eer.
and : eapzbLz q s-5auI1Z uiC5 HGts per
ECz-- his s-EaEE- < n Command OF Capt
NslLscz- formerly q tie szszEzr VAIN
CzI1, and reports heavy weather OF tbs pas
sage down EEIch with slight defect II tie
-zc1-=ry- I'll s-co1cE for tEs I=1ZEh o.
tL-E CccCp1=1-L5 days Tbs J. l. CzuEirs
L 9 stszCE q light draft sztszbI= % 81
able her % EltEr the ports Of call Il Wal
-z-lzl1 and vicinity. E=- freight CapGCIzy
L E1c1- Ezylz 3 forward and after EoLt.
Ts1IcE VII enable Ezr CEcsrs % zI=sys keep
Lzr n tim Her cabin sccoEu16ztI1zs ara
limited % ruo-s for the CzptzEn and officers.
VIII 1zz5 little social EzII O. dining rooU
Crsc-Lv E-tEr tEz EczeI-EC1se forward
tEErE : also sEpl= sEEItsr far t=ck Pas
szczzEs C-6s- the hurricane d=cz- The
steamer L schooner rlzge6 and has fair
sEr=s6 Ct ca1vzsE Ehic1 caz-11 fzI 20
accz-=rzt5 Ezr SpeeC- Ire CCuuins I'll
~ rsE--zriy between v zInzEaI1 and Hon.
l--- ard : the property q the WzIna-zI5
>zzz- Co. and EL1 ara % be c11ErztELzreC
On s5cE-L1E 50 me z STEAMER fCr TIER local
--u-z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

Eg-roz G tzE.---E.-Ca ri>21ss vas spent hszs
II q most pleasant ana i5ysSg raAruer, every
thing prepared Tor the lccI>,o1 proved 70 be
s ErsaE S-cceSS, -ns CHRISTMAS Irss beng
tbs best thing q eu-
Sore Of tks presents ws-s both costly aud
beS1-ifGL, nearly al were USst1l, some u
then. h1ssTs-, vsrs PIT OF for fun. sid
c-sGssd n end Of r-s--lu-suE-
Mos q these children lad never seen
C1rls.rczs L-se before. and they Bsre FLIED
With wonder Gc& GsllcA. g. the sight Of 50
many csaCllsCL things To them Il Wis
thing Of beauty, Il cC5 g JOY forever. Il
b-s-c--l-G tnsZr eyes 2c1 S-G&Gsssd tlss-
hearts md -sGs them for the tIJcs the
Espp-5s5 Ce rr-s 11-,s OF them wcrs
Ets-aly covered ~-,- EEsse1-s-
-EE wEA-EEz-
We have lad some beautiful weather fo-
Cr-IS--GS-Coc drop OF rain, and scarcely
g cloud 10 DIM the LCScrs Of the bright bI1s
Szy. Tie SEES = cain and appears IS smooth
IS glass ms me weather hiss proved
blessing 70 the planters SS Il Is rapidly
-Ire-i1s the cane. as well As warming the
sol. something greatly needed after the
bsGTy rains
rEE NILS
The mills are coming ir.u line for next
vear'S crop. The TWO mills hers vii start
On. o near the first Of J&n1zry. quite 3 nun
cG- lEvS Started G-rSG-y- EGE-ZEEL NIL
has been running some time. and has been
dong some SPLENDID wC-k both II crushing
and r-11Ctzc-G-s, IS well rs making g high
S-lGs Of sugar
EALLE-A PLANTATION.
his plantation rc=Ss-Es an appearance Of
--sG5 zc-lvl-y inst now Toe wuEs : being
E-S-SG forward most vigorously and II all
-L-gC-1Czs- CC5---- cane. leading Wagons,
-5lEl-s. p-JvIcz-- C---lva-Ic,- clearing land.
eec- one sees every KIND or plantation work
EZcsp- r-z-Ll-Z. going forward CC THIS place,
ard l-- : done With regularity and dispatch.
NE new method OF transporting the cane
20 the nil With teams instead Of cars, has 50
far proved q Success Inc wagons Gre OF large
SIZE. EOCG design, and apparently easy 10
load and r-1. and VIII carry sufficient cane
20 Ezks 3 CARTIER OF Juice If they prove
- Efficient in vet weather GS they Grs IN dry,
they VII be far GhsGt Of any OthsE means,
O. WAYS, for dong this kind Of work. The
California horses got for this purpose stand
the work SpLscGi6ly. They are easily and
eEsGply KEPT. gentle and easily managed.
Everything u this place : being rs-orgau-
lZsG. OF rather reconstructed from beginning
10 end AL the work Is noE dons on s
modem basis. 2ri II : thorough manner.
Al the SuperE10CS help Is thrown out, and
rocs bat the best workmsa employed
LAUNCELOT.
LE1pahoehoe, Dee 3, 1856
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
azrsrzl e tie sesosae- nzl0lo.

The Sezoa-=c Ma-1lc- 5=-5--lzz 10 tbs
Pa-zEc NazL-s-51- -cEEa-y- =LicE lad
bee- Gls-atcz=5 O. leb.r cruise % tEz
LsLz-zz lFI-E . TIE -1--EEar1 and VS.
49, rs1c-ua3 q LlErs,-.zy - EItE 6f-y-
~ s1rcuz ro6zza E=1 for the Cc1pauy-
CarezzZ E1-zzl r=p-rtz az cz1=t Ct the
Isis -EE Nal1-o Tl=zE=1- lie Creates
ur-1er va fra Aztz-aE=- tn E=Lr frgu
Ecru-1zEs- AID tEz bzleCce Ez= Ez1s u
Il s-zLz 1z-hers frur several osEsr L=lg-Gs-
The Nzlclo also Reports tEs lCss Of The
S=eGsL berE Dr. = S-artCes Island 81
rcz-e fruE PzEE- SozzE % tEE CcL5Eizs-
sco-= for E1ztLs az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

EEE 1ss szErz =1=sl saezEer a.sE 1rl-E-
~ fgr Mr. HsrE Eo6EEs1u- zzs - far
s5Ezzcs6 q SsE Tears day a. 81 zzzrIs * p
trszI trip beng lad which resulted sz-Tsfsc-
tr-lIy 20 AL cDZcerT-eC- The vessel z--ar-e1
rEr1zz1 rEs cEzEzel- aroEEd TIE beiL boy
sz6 rS<zzed % her EL1rf- u-zkz-Z very good
tx LEzrE we're -S1-= sight cettEaz Ehie1
required 70 " srra12=d- after which this
kzz5y sEszEeE EIll Be pises1 &C her rUCts 70
Par Ever ard al d greet cs5UFEuieEcE
. rEszzszts Il thze Ieczl1sE. Il : hI1tsd tie
Etsez=r I'll z rEs f-sE-= be knoEu ss tEE
-PzkzkL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

My farm lies in rather low and miasna-
tic situation. and
My Eife.''
"Whos'
Was a very pretty blonds'
Twenty years ago, became
''SzllOa"
Hollow eyedr
..Withered and sgsd.''
Before her time from
''1lsisrisI Yap0rs. though she made 10
particular c5up.nnt, Tot being Of the
gGmpy kid, set causing me great uneasi-
ness
II sCoEt time ago | purchased yOuE remedy
for one u the children, Who had = very
severe attack OF biEO7suess, ami /; occurred
20 me that the remedy might help ny wife
as I found that our little gIrl upon recovery
had
-LostI''
-.ds= ssllo Snes., and looked as fresh as a
E-bloVu daisy Well, the story Is soon
told. My wife, today, has gained her old
time beauty With compound interest. and Is
noE - handsome matrOn (if do say il
myself Is can be found IN this country
which i noted for pretty women. And /
have only Hop Bitters 70 thank for II.
Tine dear creature Just looked over ny
shoulder, and says: L can hatter equal to
ibe days OF our cOurtsfip,' and that reminds
me there might be more pretty ieires if nv
brother farmers would do as / have done. y
Hoping you may long be spared to do
good, l thankfully remain,
c. L. JANIS.
BELIsTILIK, Prince George Co.. Nd,
Msy. 18th, 1888.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Scientific.

Mr.. Preston Of the United States Coast
S1ryeg, may b shortly looked for here 70
undertake the interesting and highly impor-
tsut astronomical work In connection With
the GeaeraI S1rVey Of the Isisuds. Scien-
fists al agree ~ ~ the sdEiszbility Of the
proposed survey Of tie Pacific, and Com.
Bartlett, u the HydFogrzphic Bureao, sdTo-
Gates Il IL his repo1 70 the Navy Department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
proseente the swindIers II

II shea you call Tor American Hop Bitters zee
0rssH f,cfg u HODs Or tie t5hifs LdLel md IN.
s0aIss aGB4< 1t1ua IA the b0ftts the vendor hands
Out anything bat 41N<rioGh Hop BitteFE refuse II
aud shan that vendor as yOu would > viper; aud
II be has taken your money for GaBfhfng siie In
diet him for the frzsd and sue him for damages
f9r the sEindle and sc will pay yon literally FOR
the conviction.
CT For Sale By
HOLLIsTER K co. so.IO9 Portst.
l5e5 II Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Improved sugar-Making Process.

Tie couDe:itIO1 % EGrOpezu bset-sogzr
and Of the Gnd1tizble Sandwich Island pro
dEct hzs had !. depressing effect upon the
szgzr industry u the United S.stes- The
planters 81 Louisiana have been Handicapped
b. poverty and 6ebs in their contest against
heavy ODDS Tie planters think Ehs: if they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

Friday evening the Daily Bulletin presented
its readers with very useful Time Table,
showing all the foreign arrivals and de-
partures OF the Oceanic stea mers, 70 and
from Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

The Board of Education has commissioned
Adiutant Nihora Hipa as military instructor
70 the public schools OF Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
5llippnlg.
w hid az a89S
Steamship Company
X NJ = II L; d.
a.tk
- -
STEAMER KINAU
LoRENZEN.

LORENZEN. ....-... =. Commander
Leaves Honolulu a per the following schedule
touching ~ Lahaina, Maalaea, Makena, Mahuk-
Ona. kaWaihae. LaupahOehoe. Hilo and KeauhOu
Commencing on MONDAY, July &c. 1856. and
on every alternate Monday, at pm, the kinau
will make the VOLCANO TRIP touching Kea
uhOu on Wednesday morning. where horses and
carriages are waiting 10 convey passengers 1.-THE
VOLCANO HOUSE Give miles in the saddle and
nine miles by carriageA
Passengers by this route will have Two days and
two nights al the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mOrnings'on Volcano Trips. On Hilo Trips, viii
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning
Observation-Disclosures connect with the Rinau
1t MahukOua
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and
Paauhau on dOirH trips from HilO. for Passen-
gers, If signal is made from the shore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Masonic.

Ii is Thought thar the rhetiS, now httlRS out
IN New York. wlll be detailed for ;hs service,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

Lazy and dull feelings always precede sick
ness, which nothing but Hop Bitters will
Danish. Get the genuine American. Read
advertisements
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
STEAMER LIKELIKE.

Leaves Honolulu every Monday at . P. NJ 70
%hGuIakakai. Lahaiua, kahului HuelO Hama and
kipahulu, every week; keanae MOkuau and
Nuu, every other week. Returning, will stop at
the above ports. arriving back Saturday morn
ings.
-'For mails and passengers only.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

s-EES E1ITA LEFACE ECEu-
N- A. T. Cartwright holds the E-c--s re-
czzTsE from the estate C Q-ssE Ezc-1- ts1-zz.-
interest," % Per cent and SEb5=c- % CALI
g
Ian ze1-z-ez- Eg-r Cbsl sz1 Se-yuu1
JCE II. PArE-
Treasurer C-ssC's Ec<pz-4--
E---l-l-- NcTz-ter g. -S,'-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
STM'R. KILAUEA HOU,

viii leave regularly for Lahaiua Psauhau. Ko-
hoialeie. Ookall, knksiau, HOOnohina, Laupa
hoehOe, Hakalau and Onomea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
STEAMER MOKOIJT.

Monday at p. m:
r,. = nlenelng August 2nd-TO Lanai, KamaIO,
PukoO- Lahaina. OlOwalu. Returning 10 Laha
ina, Pukoo kamalO, Lanai, arriving al Honolulu
Saturday morning
Commencing August 9th-To Kaunakakai
hamalo- PnkoO- Halawa. Wailau. Pelekuuu. Ka-
iaupapa- Returning 20 PukOo. Lahaina Oolwa.
H. Lahalna- Pusoo-kamalO. kaGnakaEa1 arrfv-
ing In Honolulu Saturday morning
20 The Company will not be responsible
Tor any freight or packages unless rerefpte
Tor. nor Ior personal baggage unless plafnl
marked. spOnsi0Ie fOr money or fevvelr
unless placed "a charge Of the Purser. q
All possible care viii be taken Of Live stock.
out the Company viii not assume any risk oil
sAML- @. WILDER. President:
---... :. 3. ROSE. Secretary.
fI23m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
STEAMER LEHUA.

CLAhh -----.------ Commander
VIII leave regularly for same ports as KiIauea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04
Nm advertisements.
Maryland, my Maryland.

Pretty wives.
Lovely daughters and noble men
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
a Now Time Table.

The following schedule went into
effscs q; 10 O'Clock ON Sunday night on
ths p, W. e. r R4ilroad. There are
10 addition nor withdrawal of trains
and but slight changes in their time Of
leaving or departing. OK the south
bound trains the trsi1 which now leayet
Whining ton for Baltimore at To- 06 q. IN,
will leave at 1912 q. m., the 2 80 p. N
train will leave at 2.44 p. m, the 4 A
p. N. train at 4 46 p. M, the 57 p. m
train at 9 90 p. m, the 30 p. N
(liuited) ss 6 33 p. IN. The loosl tra.r
which arrived here from PhilAdelphia
at g. 80 .. %. +, will arrive At 5.46 p m
the train thak LET'S Philadelphia AZ l.2s
D. m. will leave st 1.2b q. m, and arrive
here ~ formerly at 2,35 p. IN.
The 1908 p. N. train from Phiiadel
ohla will arrive ut 10 08 p. m. instead O.
IL Is p. N. OF the north. bound through
trains, the train which leaves at 8 "a p
m. will leave 81 8 "a p. n the Q 2S p
NJ. train al 6.26 p. m the . 30 p. 10
train st IL 90 p. m. The local trAiI
VII ch leaves Al o 81 .. m. will leave o
s. 80 o M. The Edgen,or trains have
han ged ,hsir timo considerably. TIE
cos q. m. train for Edgemoor will leavt
ut o 15 p. m.. daily, except Sunday, the
$40 p. m. train q, s 25 p m, on Sstur.
day only, the 4 80 p. N. train at 4 q
p. m, exceps Saturday and sunday
The $50 r m traiu from Edgemoor vii
owe at z 90 n. M, daily, except Sun
cay, bhe ii p. N. train at 28 p. M.
on Saturday only, the b "A y. m. irGir
Of 80 .. m, dsily, except Saturday
anu Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Convict LAo0r.

The G ,neral Executive B)erd OF the
Enighrs OF La5ar Is raceiving nurper
ops signed petitions, which will be pre-
sentee TO Congress, in which attention
Is called to the growing evil Of employ
ing convict labor In various States
thus throwing operatives out of en-
Iploymsut and making unproductivt
long. established industI!e3 Congress.
Is asked to make laws requiring sl
goods prcGUcsd wholly CT in part bj
convict labor to bs plainly marked
'conviot made" and where made, will
penalty and forfeiture of tho article,
II not 50 marked, and q like pepalt,
and forfeiture II the articles are sold o
offered for sails outside the State wher
man ufactured. "rhis will arrest th,
evil," the petition se.s forth, "sxcep
iu individual States, but We nlso pra!
that you pass laws entirely preventing
the States, through their outis VT, sup
planting the enterprise and labor O
lcitigens."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
t.MnnEAIRs,

D'Enaery's "Monbars" as presented
at the Opera House last Saturday night
By Robert B. Mantell and his excellent
company, was one Of the aness dra-
matio prod uctions ever witnessed In
this city. The plot IL intensely Inter
eeting, and from frst to last is series
of striking soenes aad incidents which
constitute "Monbars" one OF the Anest
plays OF the pressnt day. Mr.. Mantsll
ia on actor In every senss OF the word /,
and his conception Of the tiSle role 10 .
finished piece Of work. In the fourth
snd a,th acts especially heis grand and
1t Ii d .fflcult for the audience 20 realize
that they are but looking at . piece Of
fins assing, instead OF terrible scene
IN real lite. Yhe support is excellent
throughout, aud as Disee, the wrcneea
wife. Miss Fanny Gtileste did some
extra fine work. The audience waa
poshtRg like 40 large as 1t would have
been had the excellence of the play and
tue merits OF Mr. Mantell ard his com
napp eseu better kpoWn.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
"BEEHsvE,"
BOG MARKET ST

The prolonged mild weather
has left US with too many goods.
Now for the consequence. We
to lose and you to gain.
Please read, reflect and profit
By The following quotations,
which are from 10 to 80 pei
cent. below value.
This is a determined effort on
our part to reduce our over
loaded shelves at once
LOT NO. 1 is French Dress
Goods, particularly desirable,
but we have too many; reduced
from SIC to Gee yard. In ten
shades, all good.
! LOT NO. 2. Fifty pieces o
Fancy Weaves, in new ane
staple shades; were size; new
price, 25c. yard. s yards fo
s. instead OF SO.
| LOT NO. 3. Thirty-ons
pieces Scotch Piaids, Ioc. yd.
|ought to be I5c Will make a
mice school or knock. about
dress.
LOT NO. 4, lot of 67Hc
Iall-wooi Camels Hair Goods
good shades, So in. wide, to sc
,for 371sc. a yard; a big cut.
LOT NO. 5. 100 pieces O
Stripe or Plaid Velvets, very
fine quality; to be cut up for S.
a yard.
! We are selling loads OF Coats
Wrap and Plush Goods fo
Ladies and Children at unusual
ly low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
W ell Entertained,

Post Fife aud Drum OJrps, OF Pbila
dalphis, arrived in this city on SA.ur.
day evening a. 8 O'Clock, and we're me
=. sac depot by thslr hosts, Tia Eirst
Regiment Fife Ane Drum Oorp,. A
short str. at psrads Was made and the
Dupont Poss BsssAr was then visited.
Here they remained until 10 O'Clock,
enjoying the exhibition and pless,ng
every one By their music Shorty artsr
10 O'Clock they formed in line aud
marched to Che Hardness B1ildine st
Tenth and Market streets, which hsd
been en- gagged for q borqass enll. frhs
march Gosn tho avenue WAS pAr,icu
arly fne, and the tive corps n arched
abreast, aud headed by ths two dram
msjors, who marched side by side, were
the admiration OF All who wo.s ca the
streets at that time
On tbsif arrivs! at tho hall John Jor.
dau on behalf OF ths W,lmingtonians
welccmf d tbs Post 5 oorps. a splen I'D
banquet had been prepared With c0ysts
laid for about 20 psIsous. A handsome
iced cake WAS preseIted By Jcbn Jof-
dan on behalf Of the First Regiment
Corps to Post Corps, hacauss they
hoaeht, ss the speaker jocularly re
maskrd, they thought the visitors
might be hungry rs they went home on
tho train Sunday evening. The cake
was sccspted by Wm. Montgomery OF
Pos, on behalf Of hi, oorps, ShJ'ex
pressed the wish that ths First Rezt
mens Corps would some Day in the neal
future visit them iu Phi a1el.
Dhia when they would be able " return
their kiudness.
The com mmittee of arraupemelts vas
John Jordan, Harry Mckay, Aibait
Maharty, Charles Ma2ui-d and A. o
H Grier. They whre s5.y assisted in
their work by Mrs. Harry Mckay and
Misses Jennie .Oonawav, Katie l. iFrte,
Laura Collins ana BELLE Conway. Both
ladies and committee deselve grea,
credit for the manner In which they
did their work. Nothing was left I'M.
done that would oonducs u tho enjoy
ment OF the Guests. fht ID cheers and
10 tiger we're given with hearty good
will for the visitors TO which they re
sponded with equal good will foe tht
hoioe corps. Both corps then united In
Itt rec hearty cheers for the ladies'
Post 8 Corps Ia composed Of fine eel
lot young men handsomely uniformed
J 1t IL az folloGe: james MoAluoe, fh
sergeant; David Doak, drum major
Joou Tosh, w. Barnes, Joseph Hag
Igeriy, Ell. Jones, Col. B3kstein, r
Mack, Robert ParkhHl. Ed. Barre,
Idrum corporal; Fl. Montgomery, W
Montgomery, W. Jonos, H. Barrimsn
John Roller, Bob Morrow and J. No
Henry.
Among the invited guests were job
Bishop and W. H. King Of Post
Philsdelphis; Samuel G. Miller, {
Newark, Del. and Harry TaoDa
Prios Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, al
NV. n Grier Of this city.
,I After Fuoper the tive corps agai
made saort street parade and ser
l naded various places. Yesterda
morning they met at the hall at
o lo'olooE and short trip WAS mad
New CASTLE was Waited a1d the toG
!! viewed. The corps reformed home
J. Ph.ladelphiA yesterday evening.